QUOTE(cc980024 @ Sep 27 2018, 08:08 AM)
Yes, Shinkansen indeed pricey. Unless is a must for you to try Shinkansen, otherwise you can take flight. I get my ANA domestic flight from Tokyo -> Hokkaido; then Hokkaido -> Osaka. It only cost me about 2.5K for 3pax. In average about RM400/trip/pax. I heard there are much cheaper budget airline, which too bad.. I not aware before this.
I tried to see jetstar. without luggage then confirm flight cheaper by 9k yen. after add luggage (they don't have 20kg option, only 10kg check in and carry on), only less than 1k yen cheaper.
so now seems that shinkansen better option?
QUOTE(tohff7 @ Sep 27 2018, 08:24 AM)
that's why ideally you don't do round trip, if planned properly. fly in Osaka, fly out Tokyo (or vice versa) and only need 1-trip of Shinkansen/domestic airline.
of course the most ideal is to just focus on the different regions (Kansai, Tokyo, Hokkaido) in separate trips rather than crammed them all together
I check JAL. KL macam no direct flight to osaka. If fly in KLIA-Osaka, then Narita-KLIA, extra rm2k compare to KLIA-Tokyo return for premium economy
btw, should i buy my train ticket online? i kinda worry if flight delay, will burnt my ticket. or shud i reach only buy?
PS: I forget to add in the cost of narita express (from narita to tokyo to take shinkansen)
So now it boils down to 2 option
A) Shinkansen
Arrive Narita 6.45am. Take Narita Express at 8am. take shinkansen at 10am. arrive osaka at 12.30pm.
Total Cost 33240 yen (6000 yen for Narita express, 27240 for Shinkansen)
B) Flight
Arrive Narita 6.45am. Take Jetstar at 9.40am. Arrive Kansai at 11.10am. Arrive Osaka at 1pm
Total Cost - 28180 yen (8900yen*2+8000yen for luggage+2380yen for kansai airport to osaka)
which will be a better option eh?
This post has been edited by maxxxxx0123: Sep 27 2018, 01:24 PM